BE Size preference.
I came across a chart that laid out the many different size categories of BE. I can't find it but I found it interesting because I know some people like what they like and that's that, anything else is either uninteresting at best or a complete turn off at worst.
So please choose the largest/favorite size you like to see women progress to in a BE story. |
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A Reddit user by the handle of "beengineer" went and made a more detailed poll not long ago that includes your question. Fun read!
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Those are no moons...
-Boobie-wan Kenoobi. K-cup is no medicine ball. It's not an individual coffee serving, not in this case. It's somewhere around a volleyball and it plays fucking havoc on the back. And the bras are not cheap. Using Expansion Fan's rankings, it's somewhere a bit above BIG, but nowhere close to HUGE. |
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Dunno what cup size that lands in, but generally between the size of the head and like 1.5 that, personally.
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Depends if it's original art or a collage/morph.
Morphs tend to have an upper limit - usually somewhere in "huge" above, for me. Original art, I say fuck it, it's fantasy. |
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Thanks for your input. |
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But if it is an original piece of art and that artist is very good, he or she can pull me into this fantasy of a woman with breasts the size of midsize sedans or whatever and I can go along with it. It may not be my cup of tea but I can look at it and appreciate it for what it is. |
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If it's a morph I'd say I prefer "Huge."
For art, it could go to "Enormous" or more if the artist can pull it off. In writing, I'm just happy so long as they're growing and am always disappointed when they stop. This isn't really a comment on size, but more description and general sense of increase. I do think the largest sizes, "Wow," work best in literature. |
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So far the results of the poll reinforce what I feel is my comfort zone since the votes tend to settle into really big/huge for the most part. I try to dabble and accomodate those with other tastes which is why the very first story I punlished deals in massive and enormous plus, but the majority of my stories do not and stop at huge. |
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I think this poll is a little off. Cup size depends on manufacturer and country, so it's not universal (making it kinda pointless). Also, you seem to be asking two different question, you assume that some one favorite size is also the largest they like.
Anyways, here's my thoughts on all the sizes you list: "Big (F thru GG cup) grapefruit/small melon" This one is more like small or just getting started. I must say, either you have some huge grapefruits in your local grocery store, or some small bras in the clothing department. "Really Big (H to JJ cup) volleyball/basketball" Good size for a more realistic BE. Thought, not sure the bra size matches, kinda the reverse of the first one. Also doesn't help that cup size is tied to band size and it's wacky. "Huge (K to N+ cup) medicine ball/watermelon" Isn't medicine ball the same size as a basketball? Anyways, the watermelon is a bit of a variable size comparison, I've seen some really small one (like smaller than a basketball) and some huge ones (about 5 time the volume of a basketball). So, for this one I'll use the largest I've seen, this is about the size that I'd use with FMG and BE, though maybe a little less. "Massive (no bras) beach balls/bean bag chairs" This kind a describes two different types of BE, one being inflation with air like a balloon and the other a bit more realistic. I have to say that I like the more pneumatic style at this size. The beanbag chair works better for butt expansion, you always have a chair with you. "Enormous - even larger but she can still walk" Probably the largest size that I like, but, not my absolute favorite. Kinda needs to be the boob-loon style for it to work. "Wow - fills the room, blocks out the sun" Room filling is fun to draw every now and then, but, its limited on how you can make it interesting. Anything bigger starts to get more in to an abstract meta of some kinda. My final though is that you should have used a visual chart for the poll options (there are a few floating around that might have worked). And as far as my favorite size, really don't have one, just whatever works. |
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Wow okay, like I said this was not a scientific poll. I just wanted to take the temperature of the community to help with my writing and this has done it. Thanks for your input.
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I don't think the size is the only matter in the BE process, for a graphic support the tits must conserve a realistic shape, not just be cartoonish inflating balloons attached to the torso of the woman, the areolae and the nipples must grow with the tits (it's not mandatory that it is proportionnal).
And for a non-graphic written story, it must not use bra size but comparison mostly to body parts lessly to objects (for instance I find "as big as her head" easier to visualize than just a letter). Moreover with the bra size, most of the writers use the american bra size and, while I grasp the general idea, I don't get it cause I'm french (why the double letter system, people?). And some writers don't have a clue of how works the bra size system (B isn't a bad size, it correctly fills the palm of the hand). |
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More to the point "her DD's quickly swelled to GGG's" is one of the least sexy things I've ever read, and I've already stated my preference errs towards larger. It's this disease of losing the key expository tactic of "show, don't tell" - "within seconds, her comfortable handfuls grew to unholy melons that staggered the imagination".
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It depends on the story. I think larger than a bean bag chair is too much, unless GTS goes with it. I like fairly slow BE usually, having her clothes strained - having to get new items. Alternately loving it and being worried. Finally getting dragged down and unable to move while her friends try to help her maybe. Maybe milking her? Maybe it's contageous. OHMY! And extra sensitivity is always nice. I think of nipples as orgasm enhancers! ha So bigger ones = bigger orgasms? But maybe that's just me! ;)
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There is a point where they just aren't boobs anymore and become some foreign attachment.
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I prefer to stop at huge.
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To help with visualization for the first 3 categories...
Big = Tessa Fowler, Ewa Sonnet, Denise Milani Really Big = Wendy Fiore, Hitomi, Sarah Rae, Charlie Cooper - the last two straddle the line between Really Big and Huge depending on their weight. Huge = Alaura Grey, Karla James, Kristina Milan (all after weight gain), Leanne Crowe, Lantti Irres, Roxi Red on up to Chelsea Charms and Himiwako |
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Also is the growth/size change reversible? If yes then size means nothing. If no then only a solid handful of cup increases to keep things humane. |
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I do because I use it to describe suggested sizes to the artist. I don't know if it is cleared for public display. Mostly I use it because it reduces the likelihood of
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https://mindcontrolcomics.com/covers...ri-i01-p00.jpg and mucking up the dialog where Niki refers to her cupsize as being around a G cup. |
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I've looked around the site to see if there is any type of specific explanation for what each tag means and... I've found nothing. (Guess you got to use a thesaurus...) I still and will always appreciate the TOB simple but elegant size gradient system: *Large but realistic size* *Unrealistically huge* *Room-filling or larger* |
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I thought "Ninja" was pretty self-explanatory. I pinged Valeyard Vince to see if I could post a link to the size chart.
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(I hope its the later, I could use some random practice)... Thanks for all the info. |
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You pretty much have the same taste as I do. |
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You have two options in a long story: Slow growth or many characters.
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Shit, those are the categories? I've been huge for ages.This fetish really has skewed my sense of what big is. I knew at an N I was big but figured it was just a "good start."
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I think a woman who carries N cups IRL gets to call her shot and pick whatever category she wants to put herself in.
There's not too many women around who could call you out. |
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According to the bra scale chart provided by VV, the largest I like in a BE is to "Large" size or less. Anything more becomes comical and not sexy. "Normal" is usual preference though.
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So I suppose I'll put them under "Big" and hope to get to the rest of the alphabet someday. :) I'm tempted to take a picture of the label for proof! |
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What sizing convention is that? I had much longer descriptive text for the above poll but it came out so disjointed and poorly formatted I chose to cut it down to the point where some of the info and clarity got lost.
In my stories i tend to stay with the UK sizing convention where if an N existed would be two steps past M which the biggest size I have heard of manufactured by regular bra makers. That would be +21 inches over the band. Most N's I see are usually American N's which would be like a UK JJ which is still nothing to sneeze at. (Smaller builds like Hitomi or Wendy Fiore or heavier builds like Sofia Rose or Sarah Rae) But I would call that "Really Big" if that is what your size works out too. |
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Is the poll based on US or UK sizes? |
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